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UniBeast 4.0 Update

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No Disk Available to Install On. Connected and mounted 1TB USB HFS Patitioned MBR!
 
1TB USB MBR 2 Partitions: 1 - 8GB HFS; 2 - HFS Rest of GBs. Still Having No Disk Recognition
 
I think there may be an issue with USB 3.0 ports, getting no problems with Unibeast 3.01 but 4.0 just gives "No Disk Available To Install On - UniBeast installation requires a HFS-partitioned removable disk with at least 7 GB free." Can't easily get to my usb 2.0 ports, but will try tomorrow.
 
Article: UniBeast 4.0 Update

I'm having a bit of an issue trying to install version 4.0 on a 32GB Sandisk Extreme USB 3.0 drive. I've used this drive in the past without issue, but now when I try to install Unibeast 4.0 I get the error "No Disk Available To Install On", with the text "Unibeast installation requires a HFS-partitioned removable disk with at least 7GB free" below.

Nothing changed from last time when I used the old version of Unibeast. I'm running this on the same retina MBP that I always do, with an App Store download of Mavericks 10.9.4. I used Disk Utility to create 1 partition named USB using the Mac OS Extended (Journaled) format, and chose Master Boot Record. When I run the new Unibeast 4.0 program, I get this message.

For reference, when I use a 16GB USB 2.0 flash drive there aren't any issues.
We've found that certain disks like that SanDisk won't work with UniBeast 4.0. I saw the same thing during testing and we couldn't isolate the issue. I used a different 32GB USB 3.0 drive with no issues.
 
Article: UniBeast 4.0 Update

Confirmed working on Corsair Flash Voyager USB3 - 8 Gb.

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Hey folks, I've got a noob question. As I am in the process of building a computer, and considering building a hackintosh, would this unibeast release be compatible with a z97 mobo?
 
I've always transferred the OSX installer to a small partition on my storage drive but this version of unibeast is giving a message saying it can't detect any hfs 7gb+ drives. The partition is 10gb, completely empty and partitioned as Mac OS extended, case sensitive, journaled. I am fairly certain it's the same as previous times, am I missing something?
 
Does not work with my SanDisk Cruzer Glide USB 8GB flash drive (with MBR partition map and single 8GB Mac OS Extended partition). OS X recognizes the drive as a removable device, but this new version of Unibeast does not. Unable to bypass the "No Disk Available To Install On" dialog.

Luckily I have a backup of the previous Unibeast without the restrictions. Hoping an option to bypass the dialog becomes available soon, or all USB drives are assumed to be removable.
 
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